QQ-Tech® Newest Mini Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Handheld with Touchpad for Android 3.0 + Tablet /

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QQ-tech keyboard is 6 3/8" wide and 2 3/4" wide. It weighs 2.8 oz on my digital postal scale. Each key is 1/4" wide and 1/4" tall. This keyboard has individual keys made out of hard plastic. Despite the small size I found that my typing accuracy is pretty good, I have yet to hit a key I did not mean to strike. The keyboard has a very nice feedback: the click feels good and you hear it. I am using this keyboard with my Samsung Galaxy 7.7 tablet. I found that I type much faster using it than on screen keyboard, especially when I have to mix letters and numbers in the text. Pairing is remembered from previous sessions even when I turn off the keyboard and the device.

The touchpad is sensitive and responds well, however with the tablet's touch screen I find that it is easier to touch the screen rather than to use the touchpad on the keyboard. However for the use with non-touch screen devices I would use it with no issues.

I am attaching a video which shows pairing with my Samsung Galaxy 7.7 Android tablet and then typing some text. What is particularly nice is that some application do not display on screen keyboard, so you get the benefit of the entire screen containing the information without being covered by on screen keyboard. Some applications still display on screen keyboard even when the QQ-tech keyboard paired with the device, so it depends if the application developer anticipated bluetooth keyboard use or not.

I end the video showing the backlight function of the keyboard. It is turned on by hitting a key that looks like a yellow sun on the top row. As you see in the video this works really well.

I am also attaching a collage of two photos, which show the keyboard next to a ruler as well next to my finger for a size reference. The photos can be located by following 'customer photos' link under the main photo.

I received a QQ-tech keyboard for testing and review (be it positive or negative) from the manufacture. I hope the video will help you set your expectations.

Overall, I am quite pleased with this keyboard. The only thing the I wish that came with it is a little carrying pouch as this little keyboard will be doing a lot of travelling with me.

Ali Julia review

Works as advertised quickly paired with Droid Razor Maxx (updated to 4.1). Very light weight, so easy to slip in a pocket. Key press is good with a solid "click" as you press. Reaching the H/J/N/M/Space keys are a bit of a stretch due to the track pad, but still quite usable. Track pad works well on Android. Key illumination can be toggled, which is a nice touch. I find the status LED's are a bit bright, but they are usually blocked by your hand as you type.

Side note, I just had to try to pair with Sony PS3. Initially, KB worked great. The system did lock up while using the navigation keys. I haven't played with the keyboard "modes" (iOS,Android/Windows) to see if that resolves the issue. I don't fault the engineers a bit for this as PS3 compatibility was never implied.

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I've ordered and used 4 of these little wireless keyboards in the past year. The first one was an RF keyboard that came with its own USB RF connector. That was very handy as I didn't need to do anything special; however, the keyboard died after 6 months. I bought another RF keyboard, but this time it had a "pointer" style mouse which I did not like so I ordered this keyboard.

First of all, I was SHOCKED that the Blu-tooth range was this good. I can easily type from my kitchen with no missing keystrokes (about 30 ft, no walls). Compared the the two RF keyboards, that's in increase of ~ 10-15 feet.

Two downsides which I can live with:

1) If the keyboard sits a while the first keystroke will not register. I'm guessing the little guy wakes up on that first key, but I haven't tested extensively.

2) I had to purchase a blu-tooth USB adapter for another $7. I ordered the keyboard thinking it had everything I needed, but I was wrong. If your device already has blu-tooth, this isn't an issue for you. If you don't already have blu-tooth, then realize you'll need to go buy a little USB adapter (you can find them on ebay from china for $1 each or pay $7 from amazon like I did).

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This keyboard + touchpad combo is small enough to carry around and use as a remote control for the kindle fire HD 8.9. The touchpad works great witht he fire, and will cause a mouse pointer to show up on the kindle screen, as well on the HDTV you have it connected to.

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I've tested this on my Android phone and laptop so far and everything seems to work quite well. My biggest gripe if the balance of the keyboard keys. The mouse pad shifts things over to the left, so typing is a bit awkward. This is a trade-off I am willing to accept.